Raul Lopez Nevot wrote:
What I need is a procedure that I can use to move the base zone
xxx.yyy.example.com http://xxx.yyy.example.com
to BIND, while keeping the six AD zones on the Windows DNS Server.
If I were to define the six AD zones on the Windows DNS Server,
I
bsfin...@anl.gov wrote:
I am not worried about the DHCP piece. There are two zones I have to
convert. One is mostly static and contains Windows Servers. The
other is dynamic, with client machines under the control of a Windows
DHCP server. For this zone, we will change DHCP to static
In message 20090728175246.bf0a817...@britaine.cis.anl.gov, bsfin...@anl.gov
writes:
I do not want any dynamic DNS to my BIND servers, as I am not sure
how that DDNS would interface with DNSSEC.
DNSSEC is easier with a DDNS zone than a non-DDNS zone as named
can ensure the signatures get
Mark Andrews writes:
In message 20090728175246.bf0a817...@britaine.cis.anl.gov, bsfin...@anl.gov
writes:
I do not want any dynamic DNS to my BIND servers, as I am not sure
how that DDNS would interface with DNSSEC.
DNSSEC is easier with a DDNS zone than a non-DDNS zone as named
can
For what it's worth, we moved 100% of all our DNS from MS DNS to BIND.
Doing so solved the problem of the MS DNS servers periodically (randomly)
losing critical glue records. It also eliminated the need for 6 pairs of
DNS servers to support the 6 independent domains, each needing to own the
This is not really a BIND-related question, but I thought that maybe
some people on this list can point me in the right direction.
Maybe someone has already done what I need to do.
I have one zone
xxx.yyy.example.com
that is on a Windows DNS server, completely under the control of
Windows.
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